Sentence examples for use of conventions from inspiring English sources

He forsook the elaborate illusions of the "realistic" stage for the frank use of conventions suited to the meaning and action of particular plays.

The chemical validity and constraints are now imposed through the use of conventions and XSLT/XPath.

The use of conventions and dictionaries has proved of enormous value in the development and robustification of CML.

Scott's direction and visual style were praised by critics, but they criticized his formulaic handling of the story and use of conventions from the spy genre, such as surveillance shots from high-altitude spy planes.

Thus, while the spell check tool might have provided students with an advantage they did not have when taking the old paper-and-pencil tests, spelling was only evaluated under the category of "use of conventions," and to the degree that it might interfere with what the student was saying.

It was this type of experience that led us to propose an extremely flexible content model, constrained by the use of convention rather than XSD technology.

Where Creed surpasses Star Wars is in its sparing use of convention and cliche.

The initial (1996) use of convention was limited to certain elements such as bond to represent the different values that different communities might use.

Contributing to the weakness of the presidency after 1824 was the use of national conventions rather than congressional caucuses to nominate presidential candidates (see below The convention system).

Unlike classic studio movies, where directors, producers, and screenwriters attempt to make clever use of the conventions of popular genres while putting their own imprint on them, modern movies both rely on the conventions and call attention to the use of them.

A National Review editorial, "Fear Not the Bounce," noted: The Democrats, it seems to us, made better use of their convention than the Republicans made of theirs.